Wera KK Ratcheting Stubby. Is a Stubby Necessary for Your Tool Kit? 

Picked up a PB Swiss ratcheting stubby. Also comes with six bit magazine. Very impressed. Very quiet, solid, robust ratchet. Lifetime warranty.

I’m with you, My Friend. Ratcheting is a MUST in a stubby driver. For me, though, the Wera 1/4” bit ratchet works even better than the stubby. Fits into extremely tight areas and the fact that it is 90° to the fastener helps you generate LOTS of torque. Great video, Man!

Great informative video. Thanks. I have that exact stubby.

If you need to work in confined spaces... ... you take the Zyklop Mini 1. Period. Seriously, it is better in almost everything. Torque? Zyklop gives you much more leverage. The space you can squeeze your screwdriver in? Zyklop is much, much thinner. Ratcheting action? Zyklop has it. Too few torque for ratchet yet? You've got a knurled ring to drive your bit. Portability? Thin package? Zyklop again. The only thing that Zyklop doesn't have is the bits storage. Well, there's Zyklop Pocket now. Not that thin as Zyklop mini, but it's head is thinner that the Stubby's body. And it has twice as many bits in it's magazine.

Why not use a regular small ratchet e.g. from toolcheck plus for these situations?

Does this fit all 1/4” bits? I read that it might not…

Agreed that it has enough girth lol. I have the smaller wera you showed there, its not comfortable. I see the edx point of view, but whenever I want to use it, after my hand hurts, it makes me wish I had something bigger and with ratcheting action, which sounds very much like this wera stubby. I have been eyeballing 816R for the nice torque as well, but its well, also bigger.

Nice stubby mate

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Technically not a Stubby , but gets you onto screws in tufffspots : the baby Wera ratchet that comes with the Bitcheck family of tool kits !

Essential , gets your Ass out of lots of slings !